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Band 4+: The chart shows the amount of leisure time enjoyed by men and women of different employment status

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The image shows a bar chart labeled "Leisure time in a typical week: by sex and employment status, 1998 - 99" with two sets of bars, one for males and one for females, representing hours of leisure time. The chart has five categories: Employed full time, Employed part time, Unemployed, Retired, and Housewives. For Employed full time, males have 50 hours of leisure time and females have 30 hours; for Employed part time, males have 70 hours and females have 40 hours; for Unemployed, males have 80 hours and females 60 hours; for Retired, males have 90 hours and females 70 hours; for Housewives, males have 60 hours and females 80 hours.
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The bar chart illustrate the amount of free time enjoyed by men and women of 5 different employment status ( part -time employment, full -time employment, unemployed, retired and housewives.) Between 1998 and 1999

Overall, the least number of employed full-time women have free time and the most unemployed women and retired have free time. There are no men part -time have free time the least number of employed full-time men have free time and the most unemployed men and retired have free time.

As the graph shows women least full time employed they have enjoy 40 hours free time per week . Furthermore women part -time employed have above 40 hours free time per week. As same as part -time employed housewives also have above 40 hours free time per week . Obviously, unemployed women and retired women enjoyed the most hours of free time

In terms of full-time employed men have enjoyed 45 hours of free time. However there are no men in part -time employed. Obviously, unemployed men and retired enjoyed the most hours of free time

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Overall Band Score

4.5
(+/- 0.5)
Vocabulary Complexity:
A2 - Upper Beginner
Consider using more varied and advanced words.
Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
women: 7
employed: 7
-time: 6
hours: 6
unemployed: 5
retired: 5
enjoyed: 4
employment: 3
least: 3
full-time: 3
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Task Response

5.5
The response addresses the task by discussing the leisure time enjoyed by men and women of different employment statuses. However, there are some inaccuracies and omissions in the report, such as not mentioning the specific hours of leisure time for each category and not providing a clear comparison between men and women in each category.

Coherence & Cohesion

4.5
The report has some coherence and cohesion issues, making it slightly challenging to follow. There are some abrupt shifts between ideas and the organization could be improved with better paragraphing.

Lexical Resource

3.5
There is an attempt to use a range of vocabulary, but there are inaccuracies and repetitions throughout the report. Some sentences are unclear due to awkward phrasing.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

3.5
While a variety of grammatical structures are attempted, there are several errors in sentence structure, verb tense, and agreement. Punctuation errors also affect the overall clarity of the report.

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